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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18
DAILY EDITION.
THE DAELY CITIZEN

Will be published every Morning lex
cept Monday st the following rates
strictly cash:
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Arrival and Departure OF Passenger
Trains.
SALBBURY-ArrIves 5:O8 D. m. leaves tor Nor
ristoWn at 5:I8 D. m
TENNESSEE Arrives at IL IS p. m, and leaves at
1888 p. m: Arrives at 9:0e p. m, and leaves for
Spartanburg at 9.19s se.sa.
-sF5 fSTSY6Fcss Arrives at g. M; leaves for
Morristown at. 9:iO a. M Freight accommodation
leaves Asheville at $40 g. m, and arrives at 900
p. m.
WAYNEsvILLE-Leaves Asheville at 500 q. mp
and arrives at 4:50 p. m.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Send yoEr Job Work of all kinds to the
Citizen Office, If goa aOnnt it done neatly,
cheGpEy and qOiM .lispatch.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Matt Atkinson & Sons have two elegant
residences to rent. Call on them.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Mr.. w. G. Burkhead has resumed ed
itorial charge of the Durham Tobacco
DLn,nt
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18
a DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

a DMINISIKATORS SALE.
IN September SOth. 1887, wi sell at residence
of the late Canada CoEan, on Haywood street, In
the city OF Ashaville, al the personal effects
belonging to said estate. Said property consists
of household and kitchen furniture. farming
utensils. horses, mulea, wagons buggies &c.
Grand chance tn make valuable purchase for
little money. Public generally invited. Don't
WM. r. MHITSON,
ae Is dtd Admir-. Of c. Cowan. decd.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Our Carriers viii deliver the paper ev-
cry Morning in every part of the city to
our subscribers, and parties wanting it
Will please call at the CITIZEN Office.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOR SALE.

FoR SALE
will sell my large sORREL CARRIAGE
HORSE, seven yeSrs old, or will exchange him,
paying the dinerence in cash. for two smaller
horses If well broken to work to q carriage. Ny
horse can be seen at my stsblcs, corner Of Wood.
fin and Spruce streets.
Se IL div CHAS. A. MOORE.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

Mr.. Charles L. Parker will find some
thing to his interest by calling at the
CITIZEN office
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Gn5!cya.

WYpodhj W Wmo@owirarh
rcd W"JMczem ~p'stradat dnia 20
pa!cc rr"wrj rex parobvk
dw"'ssi Jed!zej Mucha wsNu;ck
nieo>tr'1HcSo "bchodze'ia sic 2
sje'zh&rnja " Grabnio u Lp"n&
Dirntcnsas.a wradt GrzcSof2 No
wick, pa'"be's s"rzelniany, do Wy
wa'm j oHnrz~t slime. cn'a IoIn:l
pot. % ciAt.. = W Tarnowje u
ma,I dnIa I'm. 70 krolkish cier-
pcnjach Erauciszck lIchoashii, maj
s,er krnwiecki W 50 roku zrria.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Tarmobs.zeg. Is yrudnia.

(G'apo'a, c=y t: 10 najecysszeyo
S5opnio posunff'" arog2ncyo.) w
DIN % I'm nzyjmownno tn nader
nr"r21 &C." ~orccntgo "nr~znika kr&-
I"wegu, Pred gmachcm Rndv go
A~iatowej z%budow"n" ~w>pan.afA b.a
mo; sic udes2ro"nno rysznjc
2lelcnia, kwi#tami j @dywanami
}'adn + m'atnwn, duchnwicbstwu,
s.. rr~lwo -2i, szkoiS gmjny, >trn&
p".arnn, g>zv,tko IN m5ato swtch
r"Nr:zeuyantow. Iiuwji 80 w ~4ii
ulei.zy '"b'", tory NC z,,.1. &c
b. ~. %'"niel, e. TalyS,y stall, ,pa-
o%i' ~ 81" hanap;r. Il" zAumi,
mrm spostrzv&ono, 70 koiniryz u
"Mn knS1n.i dawao ,rN,ii% ME wi.
Il. 3. Me m".e;-M " Ia. Ia Aln.
";rn;em ~r Mur.siIta ~.xfad..uo
nnu g'atn'r.,r f'rzemnwi1 rubin.
Il Jakho."'~'. ntnla 20 poleku,
odczw"f s19 NJ W ni4c III W die
"iet y" n'omiec':', rzvm na;h"y.
dHi, oaurANi tnt"i zych 1zraelit1w.
! 'ziwi@ s;p, DC rr1y'nusu szsoinr-
90 " Tar""brzegn irawru ca!kiem
vie ma, JAZZ "as bow lem p snlnpe-
t%'ntn,ch n.i .A"ai,, u~"zssztza
do tu,cjszel >zkoty nA 300 chfop-
tuw wy<n1nia mp;zrszoNegu zale-
DIVE III /" "ier~guInrniu Wi
doc2ni" ""tem, fr o;cowir w..dzac,
e tsio"" k"h"'" br1>dzi SIC ,ezy.
@.t"' In'a Nym, hoja SO pos, lac
a',ch sy"o" IL" .~fois. Hby SO
~ nar,z y. "'vplzrjelnnoAri, j
">Nrt"aqe 50 - p"zymusu SlAoi.
""g iAA m"@n Nrl" .,ln", aby
~A@y.". 'Lt,~s l".t At<mrc
~'Hr"h~.J, @>tt. d-ieN e1,,, choazi
% miel: owe >@<ii"'v oI>o,u 300.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Il X,tic-yn0 IA Gnrn,m Szla-

4 Ntlr-Yna "a Gornym Sz!a-
skn donos7a, IL 80 grudnj" wzc-
praNito SIC ldzez 0drq rythlo ~aro
0 gnd1. 6. Is ~ier hlvdy ~itszrzo
byte c'emho, IN wic'kjej ioG2 80
rnbnlsow, robotnjc dzivwczAt Ma
stodEn rick lndz prHrwr0ti'# sic i
tylko kil!n ludzi zd~tatn sc n.a-
tpMNG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
M ~urocZyStosG

pOz;lrnei. Ma u~roczyStosc tc
udnla sic dclcgacia tarnowskici
stiu&y wrnz z s%ztandarem i muzv-
ka; bvla tahze "becna drlegacya
2 Radvmna. Po nuhu 3rnstwje i
poSNicceu IL sztandAru koScicle
paratialnlm IN, zgr~maizomo Sc ma
sniadnni,, rn1cxas El"reyn VINO
sx0no toustn. PiHrws \ Toast Mni6st
hrlmistra J~uroslawia M tzNsG ku-
NOW, p"tem hraba Z.nnoj>ki M 20
mNSlu@sG ,arMoWsNiri stray po-
dAek3wal, Sc eie VIZ 'hernosc'a
prlyczNnila do KS Nirlni,nia tego
piskneYo ulnxedn. Wiosrianin Jan
Duia Wni0st ARROWS MA onysl-
nose w~szyStNirh stazv | zapeWnlf,
e >e etua rhWj|Q zHch1wi ia
vs1y>ry W ralmieri. Dalegat 2 T1r-
nova p. Jarmow CO io'ziEkoAaf !
zuxuarzyt. g. 1aczM Sc wszy~tNich
stanow, ktoru W t"j sail wld1i, jest
modzirjq lr}~zei pr2ysnlosc;. ID dac
to wimn smy ~ n%cxtInikirm ia'o-
~>taM~hiej stray r,2arnej jest h"
ndy,ia1 n~ptaivalny y. ku2nj%r.ki
hopicc unii M5elshilj ,cc he,"-
mie. Il ogi~szo"egY wyk;z" W
Dzicuulhu Iul<dim, okazn.i = SIC, Re
ca{y torhod na usyp"nie t'J ma
yoduwej ;,ain'a.ki wynosil 'ylko
do,ychczas s2V3 2tr /" 'ozch6d o.
golny otlIczpno ~. 5000 z}r, Wy
njkiy >,ad uiedub5rw kw&cie % 532
zir., p"kryt w cniosci Il w|asnych
tundu>z6w ir. Frunci,zek SwoIka,
prezes l"rlu'asntu ~isdenskitk". -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
.s:n'u'-y h;os~itAs

stNr h2lvwi" yoa rarahy&~m
or;4i Is. Schroeder, u~"",>otal< =
Crol4i|la, pro'os:"" N rzy:pmr,
~ h~ujawach, k. lac. n!a;i.z
(w@pr"~a"z;io 90 80 kHja~.aN1w
10 koniacn " %strojacn h',jaH.,%ieh}
Ks;%dz * %i"tNowsh pro
Eo>zc1 Z Mar@onina lpst4t ,r4.1
Arhybjshupa zamianowanN A&n",
kicm " Iair%ni,; Ks. Plptr"w-
$ K zas, wi%kagyusz katedraIu, "
Gnirzni", our ymaf p~roh"-t"" W
Margoninir. Ma w;haryus@ow 20
katedry grirzniciskirj p"~oir"
ks. Br. piutrnwnhir yo i >;trz,
zcwa AoScielnrgo F; k Rakcwi i
ia PleszcwH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03

tuje W domu ksi2z!>i rolskic "y
rosyjskic; . czy ME pobiera W do
mach nauli rcl;gii i dzieidw 'l-
czystych; 81 rzy lckeyi pc domach
ME uazirlaja nauezycicle i nanrzy
ciclki pryw"tne. mic po>adalace pa
cntow p. Aparhlina: P~:zcSladowa-
ME dzi%twy pols!irj na kazdym
krokn, = szpir-uja j@ W s@kolr,
szpie@uja W domach.
W cyta,|cli ~ .iacHS wiyznio-
vie i l;syczni trud"o SIC do
wielzict, ezy nihiliSci, rzy 'nnc-"
gatunku. M6wiq, zr odlyfa sic tam
c@zrkuyyA. &c jrtlnvyo re sNaza-
nych rozStrzelano. wr>wawSzy
wprz1d ksiclza katolickicg": iAni
maja byt wywie"icni ia syhir. Ia
iaka wine sprawe, kiedy o3 lat
paru W War>zawip Torment nihili-
>tyczny 2npelnir p"@y@as}, a mt"t
dzicz pol~ka odtraca 90 re wStre-
tenn wszvstko o>!oninnn %najsc!-
%$lejsza ~tajemnica.
warsz"wy r,>za DO Novel
Ref rmy: p~Acya tutcjsa" ot":y-
malta naj~urows2y rozkaz, aby bez
lit" Sci kazle@o be- wy.jaiku me
sztowuc, ktohy ~rozsz"r>al ,jakiekol-
wick pogl, ski " osCbie cara lab re
dzinie carski,b to ceIGm wykry
e.. z'olia, s<ad wajqta pocEatsk
wic$G o obtakan;u cara. Jeir"e&e-
sn'e @zvrocono Pct"r>burgu Ole"
policmaj,trowi IN. Warszawv pro-
jekt reo"gani1aryi r"licNl anagana,
skutSiem czeg" panuja po'cyi
war-zawskirj MielNj t~pl"rh.
najpowuznirj-1rso zrodt" mo
&C van doniesG, IL woj,S", s,"jace
nA grahlcy au>try"eh,cj so tax
adju@towanc. III w cia-u p ccju dnl
st"nAc m"aa ma.ia 20 o%trzyman'u
n%4lS~zn ma Iinii b"i'~ri. G'owne 81
toll atty Ab:"jnc k"ncent'uje r 'sya
" polndniovych prowinryach, d."
l:ai codziennIe wy~yiaja 70 kjikA
pocjssov Z brona, am"niaya, mum
dur~mi, srodIsam' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i nrtyl1ut"mi z~."",sei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Szlask.

Hytom Wodirs rozpo1zatzc
MIA min;~torsiwa woiny maja podo-
dino Bytom, k"towic", "arnow;ce j
Mysiowice dostHd 10 jednym hata-
i;"nie zaAoGi M~ni-k"wc.i. I,,kat,"l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03

rych namysIi}o sic teraz 2nowu,
zc lepicj sic usunat Z paratii i mic
prxeszkadzaG .juz dalej lu1ziom w
niczem, a%niteli brat .dochodv, do
roboty mic ME mice u pr"cz togo
bye caici paratii sola W ohn. Z"zc-
Xii sic wiec Salni tych swoich pro
hos,w i w%yprowadzili sic @lzic%,
ydzic i'm sic naJlepirj widzia}". Rad
helz poiohno kazdvmu 2 nlch
p}aci} pc 1900 marrk rorz"ir az d"
>mirrci. Talk zrobi!i trraH Ganowie
X ubcexak z KSiela ! Kick 2
hamiony, w P~ozman,Nirm jest j"-
szcze, jcsii sic ME m.lH, tr&rch
proboSzcz9w paii>twowIvh. Byt@hy
oczywiScic wiek,za rado<j ponie-
dry katoIii<ami, glyby q panowie
poszli "a przyktadem kilku innych
>woich koIc-ow j gdyhy sic byll
W rokorzc i ulrg}uSri Mr@rih do
po>lu>zcmstwa swemu b~i>supoWl.
Stafo sir i%naczcj d1ieSj Il gu i ~
to.
w dyvcv4yi rhetmihskiej jest
tylko jcdrn rrobo~zcz TAXI, p. G o
irbirwski W 'Euzmiry. Yen juz
dawno chce uStapit, axe Ida Cd
parati, zrby mu r}1ri'a rovzua
prnSva AZ do smierci. Parati4 Nbo@a,
ME mole: trraz moe rz:ni I" nrzE-
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Zc Sie,nouiG W powicci

Ze Sienonin powiccie 70
ruiiskisn donosza, IL n~auc2yclrla
tamtcjszego p. Zslo1ego, cz}cwip-
ka lat CD, kt"ry juz 81 lat urzcdr-
jr Siemonju, przcnieSiono tyya1
DO Hesyi. II 'nnrgn powiatu >choi-
nickiego1 dono>za. ze r6wniez sta
rego n~auczyeiela p~rzcsivdlono naI
Rem. Ma 60 sic tam eli bicdni lu-
die, wyrwani ze st6~unk6iw, W
ktdrych p~osiwieli, ME zn&i.cN W
o~bczyznic potrzeb tamtci szycI., prz,
dat moga? bono>zA trz gazrty
berlihsk1e, 5e icraz poczyna sic
dopiero M dohrc przcnoszrnir l,a
oczycirii elcmrnta'nych Z Poznan-
skiego i Prus Zachodnlcn W date
XII >trnny nlcmirrkic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
Homisya holoui=ucyinu kupiFa

Hou1isya holoni=ucyjnu knpifa
znowu wics Modllbo,~ycr W pawie-
Gle Inowroclawskim i zapEariia ~
1920 m6rg SOC, 1000 marek. Zwolna
wiec zakupuje komisya ia coraz
wicccj zicmi W polskich oNoiirah.
Do togo czasu ~przecicz aomi-
sya zaancj wSl ~jcSzczc ME r"1par-
cclowafa ami k"l~nistami me obsa-
dzifa. KomiSya sauna ~jeszczr ME
vie, jakby to zrobit. Naradz" sic
vice mad tenn riaglr i uklaIa pia-
ny, ktorr zapcwnc ~irszrzr ri" TAX
prrdko bedzic mogA wNN"r =.
Priced paru tygodniami m@"i"-
no wlc!e o acknowledgements Czy
stochlcbia = majatku Ryi;ka W po-
wircic Toruhskim. | tam ~jr~zczr
mic ME zrnbiono. Ty,e ty1kn, i,
Nicmcy, ktdrzy NJ h nal C@artc@o
morzA Rosy wrGvic ne d.
Pr's, po~faIi do Czy>to-r'iv'4a
swoirh wys}anc@w, l>t3rzv >ohjt
wicl tr obrjr~r!i. Nov in, 1r im i,
rodobafo " tych ~S.ronacI.
N%,2 poi,ki bank aicmskl v
Poznaiiu jua zaioaonv. ale picnic
lzy ma iopirro 30 ty~;rvy marek.
To kro1lA " morze i dla p>@ mu!-
clra.
Trr,z %zgronHliza sic ate%or"-
ryrsze Banhl,, ably ~pos1an""iG po-
wickszenic kapitalu ma m%iiiony.
Ale }atwu postamowit. ezt.lha V
TEN, &hy - 2rhraG, 80 .!zis h&",lzn
trudno.
Il wi,In ,tron krzAtaia SIG 1cr%1
okoi" teyo, ably wsir S~zlarhccAie
rozparceloWaG malemi kawahaml
>prZe1ac na gospo|arstw;i vic!c.2il-
Skir osa,iy ci"fupuirz1. N@ynia
oak " poISk;cj Z nrmiprk!@i
strouy, tzrzrgplmiei z"S hiura sir
d" lego <y''zi, At@rzy A4wrp juz
n" tom ui"ni",izc r~nili
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
w IEI::::SC
Polskiei Ojczyzny
E'rEay k'olskie.
N;crryG sac Fr'awie mic

c1Ecc. 4 lcdnak to praWda, DO W
koicu zesztc@o roNu sad W GdaI-
sku sadzif te Slra"r pHb!irznie. L.
mari tam na kaSzuhach iakiS >zla-
chciG Gostomski. Gdy 90 chowaG
miano, syn urzn@f uupcwi glove,
w chustke ja za"in%E i miedzy mo-
81 W trumne ro}czyi. Zda'2y}o sic,
re ktos W rolzinie z&rhorowai. Syn
zmarFego nAm@wil vice kopac2a i
j~eszcze ieunc@o cziowicka. zc tru-
mne %ykopali j otworzNli, trupa W
nicj przcwrorili ia branch, a syn
glove wyja} j W inne micjscc po-
chowa}. To sic wydafo a %pr"Aurator
wszystkim.trzrm o>oh"m wytoczy}
process o zhezrles2czcn;r trula.
Dwaj ludzic t~fumarlyIi sic. zc ich
syn do togo nam6wii i na%rode o.
biecai. Syn tFumaczy} SIC, ze "%jyjec
pred smiercia sobir togo zyczyI,
DO juz po smicrci icSo ojca ki!ha
osob w rodzinic umarfo. Sad wi
dzac ccmnote j @t"pote tych ludzi
zabohonnych, skazaf len IA nicprzy-
zwoltc postepo"anie syna i jedne-
so robotnika ma . tygodnie wlezic-
MIA kazdego, kopacza zas, kt6rv
spokoju zmarlych pilnowaG obowia-
zany, ma ea}y miesjac ~w;ezenia.
Wstyd man Polakom i katolikom
pisze Toruhski Rr@.yjaciel = zc
tacy ciemni j zaboboni lulzie mic.
dry mani. Gdzie w Swiecic o terH
~Pos}ysza., splunA na taxa tlcpotr.
T4ucze i place sic ludziom pc
grzesznych Il %ciemnych g}owach sta
IA gluputa z pogamskich ~icszcze
czasdw o upiorach i wierza, re pc
smiercy moie nicboszc@yk Z trumny
wstaWaC j n~leSGeze>cic W rodzinir
foIhoslc. Lap"lihlrN haAkl kNsrlofa
sw. alho jcj wcaIc do srrc@ nir
przyjeli. Zapomnirii, ze martwc
cialo t" bry!a nicrHchoma, ktGra
ley gnijc i robaisom odlan&, 9iy
dusze 4 niej Boz odwotai. Cie}n
be- duszy niczcm, . duSze Bog do
siebir bier2e j tam pna zos:at mu-
81 az do sadu oStatcczuego. Toe
pl1eciel raz mech Iudzio przrjrz:.,
MECH sic ksiyly ra'iza i W katcchiz-
mic swietym r"urzala. al. mr by
10 20 swiecie wstyd" katolirkirmu
i polskicmu inieuiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-03
S@atoa>Ni pou4y~i, W 3rrsztl

6@otoa>hi pomy$f. W 3rr>z'v-
movie ped %Eadzvrem spr1"dat tam
tejszy haczmaru >woja karrzmc i
"dcbrai 200O talar6w zalirzki. Pie
Made da} k proboszczow; W
Rywaid@ir Il" schowania. o tenn
d%owied2ia4 SIC jakiS nirznaiomv
miody urwisz, At1ry poszedf DO u
rzednik" Stanu rywiInegp, p"wic-
dziaf, IL jest hratcm hacznlarh h
Btrsztynowa, m k~@rcxmarka II
maria p%oprzedni"j nocv. g on przv-
by} smiert jej zamcldowaG. What
Y urzedu cywilncgo poswiadczcni~
o zame)dowaniu, po>zedi do k>ic-
dza w RywA|dzic i tam znowu nj
byto jake krcwny zmaricj zamvl-
dowaf iej smicrt, zam@vil dzwu-
n%ienie, pogrz"b i yrth. Ma koszt..
pogrZebn 2aS wzi4f cd k>ieiza, nj
by to Il Polcrcnia wdowca. so ma
rex, odszed} j mix. Karcznra1zo-
s.wo niem"l" SIG. zdzlwiIj, gdy I'M
donicSiono ~ grbp luz wykop%nI
rs. Bona zo>tAl m"ianuwarv
proboszczcm j&hionowie pod
Broduica. " Ioruniu tmart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-21

200 pair Fine cOrsets, all coors, at 45c per pair
200 Plain and Boucle Jerseys all shades, at ST each
rs Braided Jerseys worth $3.50, at 75c
500 yards Lace Curtains 10c IL &c. 15c and zoe d
500 yards Cloth Gents and Boys Suits at zoe yard
1000 yards Indigo Blue Print, at l-2c per yard.
200 Lawn Patterns IL yards EACH for SOC pattern
900 Lawn Dress Patterns IL yards EACH for 65c pattern
rs dozen Linen Damask Towels, at 81 per dozen.
200 Babies Bonnets, at zoe, 4Oc and 75c each.
rs Trunks, at So, $3.50 So and 81 each.
so Gents Grips, at 75c, coo and ST each.
60 Ladies Hand Satchels, at SOC, 65c and 75c each
2OG0pak INK Mitts at 3Oc 4Oc and Soc per pair.
40 Sets Lace Bed Spreads and shams at 75 and $3.50
set.
rs Conice Poles Styles 4oc and COO each, worth ST.
800 Bustles, at Csc and Soc each.
500 dozen Ladies Hose from 1Oc per pair and upwards
800 dozen Chdrens Hose from 10c pair and upwards
800 Gents CheViot Shirts, at 4Oc and SOC each.
100 dozen Ladies Chemisettes, at zoe & 25c each.
1000 Ladies' Summer Skirts at Soc SOC and 75c each
And many Other Bargains too numerous to mention
Remember, these all New Goods and good honest
value This the Biggest Bargain Sale of the Season Good
old fashioned honesty win prevail at this Sale Be sure and
get your Summer Goods while the Sale lasts Remember the
time and place and get your share Of the BARGAINS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

On MAY Is, A BRIGHT BAY MARE
" branded c. L Oh left shoulder HaG
web halter on when lost. Leave information
or return TO 153 E First South Street.
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DRIVING HORSES, SINGLE AND
IL double; also frst-c.sSs saddle horse.
For particulars apply to u. W. Clayton, IS s.
Main Street
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE

A GOOD FAMILY HORSE PRICE REA-
a sonable. Apply at this Office.
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PASTURAGE.

TT KIMBALL's PASTURE. TWO BLOCKS
III. south of D < r. g. round house, Is
now open. Stock pastured.
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IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE CITY,
i A small black and tan dog. with prom
inent ears; answers to the lame OF Pinto,
but afraid of strangers. Strap around meek
Finder will please return to Keysers LT1n-
Der Yard and receive reward
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DETWEEN COALVILLE, ON THE Q. 2
d Railway, and Pennington, on the o. &.
Railway, one Surgical Pocket Case. Return
to Dr. II Harrison, Is ) Main Street, Sak
Lake City. and be rewarded
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

tSEsSRS. VARLET & EvERILL HAv-
wi ing leased the lime kilns known as EEs
pescoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 10
furnish first class Lime AID Building Roek
in any quantity, on the shortest notice
0fice and salesroOm No. 80 South West
Temple Street, North OF HE2ALD Building
Telephone No. ~.
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. SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED

INA NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT 10
/ cality, near the Eagle tate. Furniture
new and complete. TO let at reasonable
terms TO one or Two gentlemen.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Defying French Magistrates.

An extraordinary incident occurred
lately at the Rouen court of appeal.
Three men who had been sentenced at
Havre to various terms of imprison-
ment appealed to the Rouen court.
They were brought in together, and
on the first prisoner being asked the
question. Have you appealed" he
replied: Eyes, 1 did so to see if the
Rouen judges are AS great rascals as
chose Of Havre.' This piece oflmpru-
dence produced a great sensation,
and the man WAS forthwith condemn
ed to one years Imprisonment
tor insulting the magistrates.
What was the general surprise when
the second prisoner, ON being asked
the same question, returned an iden-
teal reply. This time the judges
dealt out double penalty, and he was
sent off with two years imprisonment
to his book. No one dreamt that the
third man would dare to lace the
court in this insolent fashion after the
punishment to which his two compan-
ions had been treated, and thrill OF
amazement ran through the audience
when, in answer to the formal query.
''Have you appealed?' he returned
the same reply: eyes, did so to see
If the Rouen judges are as great rascals
as those OF Havre" The court SEN
fenced this man to three years inn
prisonment. Such an incident must
be almost without precedent in the
annals Of justice.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Developing 4 Cow for Butter.

Milk can be improved in quality by
feed, but it is q slow process to inn
prove a COW whose milk is not rich to
the point of making a. pound of butter
from ten to twelve pounds of milk,
and it is not probable that it can be
done, except in 81 smell percentage of
cases. This is producing a very re-
markable revolution in the cow secre-
tions. With average milk twenty
five to thirty pounds is required to
make one pound Of butter. To re-
duce this to twelve pounds is to make
g. new COW, and if this could be done
in few weeks or months then no
breed would have anyvalue, since a COW
OF any breed could be made into a
prize butter COW in a few months. We
have in several instances, improved
COWS that required twenty-five to twen-
ty-eight pounds of milk for one ofbut-
ter, 50 that twenty pounds OF their
milk would make one of butter, at the
same time calving as the larger amount
was required-but we were never able
to accomplish it in less than two years.
Let me state further that the progeny
OF these COWS were superior to those
they had borne before, and they were
still further improved by feeding, so
that from fourteen to seventeen
pounds Of their milk would make one
pound Of butter. Each generation
may be improved. rofessor Stewart
in Country Gentleman. /.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Another Forgiving Wife.
From tho Detroit Free Press.

From tho Detroit Free Press.
She came around the other evening
with tears in her eyes and g. shawl
over her head to tell a patrolman that
her husband had been beating her
again.
"Weli, you must 80 to the police
court and get a warrant" he replied.
eyes, III go the first thing in the morn.
ing. Don't you think I have also
grounds for divorced"
"Why, certainly. Go to some law
yer and tell him what a loafer and
brute your husband is and you'll have
no trouble"
"Did you say loafer and brute?"
eyes, ma am. He ought to be tar.
red and feathered and rode on rail-"
Don't you say that, sir!" she hotly
exclaimed, land don't you dare cali
my husband q loafer and brute"
"But isn't he?"
l. ''No, sir. He is one of the kindest
and best Husbands in Detroit, and if
you talk about him I'll have you up
for Islander. The ideal Don't YOU
never dare to speak to me again-ney.
erl' 100 49,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
How to Keep the Hands Soft.


From the Analyst. ~>. -"
A little ammonia or borax in the
water you wash your hands with, and
that water just lukewarm, will keep
tho skin clean and soft. A little oat.
meal mixed with the water will wh1ten
the hands. Many people use glycerine
on their hands when they go to bed,
wearing gloves to keep the bedding
clean; but glycerine makes some skins
harsh and red. These people
should rub their hands with
dry oatmeal, and wear gloves in bed.
The best preparation for the hands
at night is white OF egg, with a grain
OF alum dissolved in t. "Roman tot
let PASTE is merely white OF egg, bar.
ley flour, and honey. They say it was
used by the Romans in olden times.
Any way. it is q first-fate thing; but
it is mean, sticky stuff to use, and
does not do the work any better than
oatmeal, The toughest and hardest
hands can be made soft and white in
4 months time BY doctoring them a
little at bedtime; all the tools you
need are q nail brush, 4 bottle Of am.
monia, q box OF powdered borax, and
q little fine white sand to rub the
strains off, or q cut Of lemon, which
will do even better, for the acid OF the
lemon will clean anything. Manicures
use acids in the shop, but the lemon
is quite "a good, and isn't poisonous,
while the acids are. D..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-03-25
Too Much Sweeping.

The advisability of giving every
apartment a vigorous "broom clean.
ing" at least once week has been so
strenuously insisted upon by some
notable housekeepers that it has been
by many converted into an imper-
alive duty. But looking at the mat
ter in an unprecedented light, one can
not see why a drawing room, inhabit-
ed perhaps only few hours of the
afternoon and evening, or an unoccu-
pied guest chamber, should require
the same amount of publication de-
manded by sewing, sitting, or din
ing room. The dust pan and brush
are labor saving machines that do
not receive due appreciation: By
their aid in removing a little dust
here and a little there The business of
sweeping whole room may be de-
ferred at times, when at the first
glance anything less than a complete
routing Of furniture and dirt would
seem impossible.-Marion Harland.